A Capacitor plugin providing native Stripe SDK wrappers for mobile and web payments, identity verification, and in-person terminals.
Capacitor Community Stripe is a plugin that provides native Stripe SDK wrappers for Capacitor, enabling developers to integrate Stripe's payment processing, identity verification, and in-person terminal features into hybrid mobile and web applications. It solves the problem of implementing complex, platform-specific Stripe integrations by offering a unified JavaScript API that works across iOS, Android, and Web.
Developers building hybrid mobile applications with Capacitor or Ionic who need to integrate Stripe for payments, identity verification, or in-person terminal functionality.
It simplifies Stripe integration by abstracting the native iOS and Android SDK complexities into a single, consistent JavaScript API, saving development time and ensuring cross-platform compatibility with access to the latest Stripe features.
Stripe Mobile SDK wrapper for Capacitor
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Provides a consistent JavaScript interface for iOS, Android, and Web, abstracting the complexities of native Stripe SDKs as stated in the description, saving development time.
Wraps the latest Stripe SDKs, enabling features like PaymentSheet, Identity, and Terminal with type safety, per the philosophy section, ensuring access to up-to-date capabilities.
Maintained with clear versioning and contributions, as shown by the 2026 maintenance badge and contributor list in the README, indicating ongoing support.
Supports Apple Pay, Google Pay, and various payment flows, evidenced by the demo screenshots and feature list, covering diverse use cases.
Requires updating Gradle variables and SDK versions manually, as detailed in the 'How to use Stripe Android currently package' section, adding significant setup overhead for Android development.
Frequent CocoaPods errors necessitate running commands like `pod install --repo-update`, as mentioned in the troubleshooting section, introducing extra steps for iOS updates.
Plugin versions must match Capacitor versions (e.g., v7 for v7), and native SDK updates require manual intervention, increasing maintenance burden and risk of breaking changes.